RonM wrote:
Ripping with dBpoweramp results in album art being embedded in each
track file, as well as creation of the file folder.jpg in the album's
folder.
yes, but to clarify one minor point, dbpa *can* automatically do both,
or it can do one or the other depending on one's settings
Recoveryone wrote:
First off when you rip a disk the album art is attach to the folder that
the files was created, not each track. From time to time you will find
that the rip did not combine the track titles with the album art and you
would get no album cover or get the same track name for
Fyi LMS uses embedded art first then turns to the folder file if no
embedded art exists .
That can make it look random if a bunch of files is just orphaned in a
folder and that folder also has some jpg files .
For albums7singles LMS is most happy with a one folder per album
structure .
Also
garym wrote:
yes, but to clarify one minor point, dbpa *can* automatically do both,
or it can do one or the other depending on one's settings (embeds only
if album art is ticked in the metadata list). My personal process
(using dpba to rip) is to create only a single file in the album
wcndave wrote:
Interesting. I use the multi-rip so I get both FLAC and MP3 with one
action.
Yeah, I could do this, but I've found that even when I'm fairly careful
with my metadata, etc. while ripping I often find that I see something I
want to tinker with after I've ripped. I use mp3tag
Hi, I keep all my art embedded in the MP3 files, so as I move them
around devices they all work.
I notice from time to time that a track is missing cover art, so I
decided to sort it all out.
I went through a list of all tracks with no art by simply searching for
all files in windows explorer
As you don't mention the LMS version you're using I'd suggest try 7.8.
It has a bunch of artwork related fixes.
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mherger wrote:
As you don't mention the LMS version you're using I'd suggest try 7.8.
It has a bunch of artwork related fixes.
Michael
Thanks, I am using 7.7.2 as per
http://www.synology.com/en-global/releaseNote/package/SqueezeCenter
There doesn't seem to be a more recent release for
First off when you rip a disk the album art is attach to the folder that
the files was created, not each track. From time to time you will find
that the rip did not combine the track titles with the album art and you
would get no album cover or get the same track name for each track. Now
if you
Also do a complete rescan of everything not only a new and changed
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP5200HC 2 xMeridianDSP3100 +Rel Stadium 3
sub.
The more I look at the photos you attach I have to ask some questions
1. did you rip the whole album?
2. Is the single a d/l from a 3rd party?
3. Why in the album pic you have it listed as a single? and no genre?,
but the single has all the proper info with it.
I think you may find your
Recoveryone wrote:
First off when you rip a disk the album art is attach to the folder that
the files was created, not each track. From time to time you will find
that the rip did not combine the track titles with the album art and you
would get no album cover or get the same track name for
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